Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-03-04
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BkATILEBhkus
FRIDAY MARCH !. 1885,,
t..u. ..-. than the usual numbered votes
....r. r,- lo. count, commissioner this
,,.,, lut John Fnrnsworth ol saXtons
p,.. pr,n..tionably reelected Six
i..... ,.s..r.d women AS ,uperintendents OF
..a.,l- \thsn,. Ero,klme. Grafton Put
u,,. Wilmington and Wndham
1Ilr s., aruin,, against the use ol the dend
&. r,.I. -.o,.r and the even more deadly ker
....,,. ,lI hmm. come tins season with start.
uu. fr.,mcuc,. The latest one is from
california. Last SUNDAY evening the east
houiii Atlantic a Pacific railroad train ran
into , bridge -four miles west of Needles. and
tB,. engine with the baggage, mail and eN
press car, we're wrecked The cars caught
fire. and "a brakeman. two lndlan, and
tramp were burned 10 death. while several
others were badly hurt
Jersey legislature came "Wednesday with
thcc,rctou of Rufus Blodgett. a well-known
Democrat to be- United states Senator from
that state He was elected 10y Republican
votes This practically completes the list
of senator, for the term beginning today,
March ith the only chance for contest
being in tine case of Turpie of Indiana. II
/. flt. Rarp
iority win be reduced to two, the strength
of the two parties standing 3H Republicans
to g, Democrats.
Mr. FmlIp j.. Armour VI N''i'"t' az" ''''
associates VINO own anu l'eiH'' ''''
establishments III uhe ""r'' II" '','
Iar'nre ana SaIe "' '"' anu '''i,'
totu. product of cotton seed oil IN tins coun-
try, or about 4.O0O,OOO gallons. Ihls OIL
they use a. an adulterant of lard ON account
of its superior cheapness, one pound OF the
oil going as far as one and one-quarter
pounds of lard aud costing less. There is
one good thing about 1t, however-the OIL
is clean and wholesome.
zee Fres"'eIt NEE" VI '''e -,
Ne" haven anu iiu' +" ''uo' ''s
hral'ltn'r" passenger i.oi'i -'V"
ram rlor dr. lar aS 0Pi i'e'''' -
That tine system oil hea'lI's V"'s ~
from tine locomotive Is ehU'e'H =, 80
m' an" Iha' uie'e WI" I've
IN thoroughly warming a traln III inns way
during lhe coolest "euuhei' "e NP'i'''
he says. VIII he no greater IMAM '',e GoS'
of stove heating ana III ao''i'ion' Hl'o'u ~
tells New Haven reporter thaV III ull Plo"
ability before next winter the last stove
viii he removed from the cars ol MS roau'
The first practicable device Tor hgholhg cars
i' electricity Will also be put III use
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lind something OF interest about "a move
m,ut for u pruposed monument to Gen.
-,.d.,virk ON the Spottsvlvania field sur
,iynr. of the Mexican war may learn how
tl obtain pension blanks under the new
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L.,.t q, Flnril, letter from the same ready
mon, 4, bi,h Inst Ap,su.t gave our readers d
,i,t,,,.,..,,,,.. .,,,,uut or rnup life. fishing
.t,,,,I,.,,.,ip,. and hen-catchinr, among
,i,... rim. ,.f northern yarnont
A persistent effort wa, made. hv clergy
,,.u women. and soft hearted people of al
sorts to save Mrs Druse. the HerkimeI
,ount, Y y uurd.ress from the pallows
hut ,in,. Hin remained firm in his position
tp,t tl,o,,,. l.. mn .,.v IN crime and She wa
b,u,,rd l,st Friday MIR, Druse's crime
(which v.ps that of KILLING her brutal. good
f,,-rotbip,. husband with an axe and thel
t,,.n;r,, bi, b.d, niecerneal was pecuharl
,.,,.,lt;,,.r.,,,l .aII,.d f,, M ,Jamanr,. an,
healthy uublic sentiment sustain, and wi
continue To- sustain Gov. Hill in refusing t
irt.rf.r. n, hen, habalf While the la,
b,r,,s ,,.onle for murder il ought To he in
,,.,;aI il, H.. o,,a.otion A daughter VIII
.,,.,.i,,,,, rr,,-santanc,. for aiding in tn
,.,.,,,,. l. lil,l, f, ,a nordoned in due tim
OH, ,l,. st.,,,,rt} or ba,. mother's diving de,
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